Vet Locations

Great Plains Pet Hospital in Newton, Kansas, offers the most thorough veterinarian treatment for your pet. Our staff members genuinely care about your pet's health and wellbeing.

We are aware that you consider your pets to be members of your family and that you want to provide the greatest care for them. At Newton Animal Hospital, we treat every animal that walks through our doors in the same manner that we would want to be treated. We hope that your family will rely on us to give your dogs loving care.
Serving Newton, Kansas, as well as the neighboring areas, makes us proud. Preventative medicine is valued in our level of treatment in order to keep your pet as healthy as possible. We also offer hospitalization, nutritional guidance, medicines, surgical treatments, and pet care products.

A full-service hospital for both small and large animals is Double L Veterinary Service.

Since 2011, the south-central Kansas region has benefited from the comprehensive, superior veterinary care provided by Redland Veterinary Hospital, which places a special emphasis on first-rate patient care. Our new facility, finished in February 2017, has in-house chemistry, hematology, and radiology facilities, as well as reproductive and carcass ultrasonography services. We also have a welcoming, highly-respected team. Our thoughtfully constructed large animal facility offers a heated, indoor working area with a hydraulic chute. Clients with companion animals, equines, and production livestock are all served by our practice. As an associate veterinarian, Dr. Tara Lynch gives us more resources to meet your pet's health care needs.

Here at Smokey Valley Animal Hospital, welcome (formerly Countryside Animal Clinic). We are a full-service medical and surgical hospital for both small and large animals. providing veterinary services both in-hospital and on-farm (mobile).

Our goal is to "compassionately serve our clients by giving the family pet with high-quality surgery and medication."
Neil Walker, DVM founded Southview Veterinary Hospital in 1969 and later sold it to his younger brother, Brad Walker, DVM, in 1980.
In order to realize her lifelong dream of having a small animal practice that takes care of household pets, Misti May, DVM, bought the business in 2002. To better care for her children, Caroline and Andrew, Misti relocated to McPherson.

The oldest continuously operating veterinary hospital in McPherson County is where Heartland Veterinary Clinic is situated. In 1992, Dr. Handlin bought it from Dr. Scoby. Scoby's Veterinary Hospital's name has been changed to Heartland Veterinary Clinic. Since its small beginnings, it has expanded to now employ six full-time workers as well as a number of part-time general and specialist support staff. By utilizing cutting-edge point-of-care diagnostics and paperless patient records, the practice keeps up with technological advancements. Along with traditional mail, communication methods include email and text messages as reminders. We now provide details about your pet via an app! You can use the free Pet Pro Connect app to speak with us, keep track of appointments, and stay informed about immunizations.

The compassionate staff at McPherson Veterinary Clinic has been serving the residents of McPherson, Kansas and their pets with the best veterinary care available since it first opened its doors in 1952. The clinic's essential values—providing high-quality veterinary care in a compassionate setting with a professional, caring, and highly trained staff—haven't altered much over the years, despite the fact that the clinic has undergone significant changes.

We offer in-hospital care, as well as house and farm calls, at our small animal and equine veterinary practice in Manhattan, Kansas.

Small and large animals are treated at a single Manhattan, Kansas, veterinary clinic. The most common species observed are dogs and cats, but large and exotic animals are also welcome.